Sorumluluunu

Sorumluluunu is not a standard entry in Turkish dictionaries and is generally regarded as a nonstandard or misspelled form. It does not have a widely recognized definition in Turkish linguistics. In contexts where Turkish morphology is involved, similar-looking forms are usually variants produced by attaching possessive and case suffixes to the noun sorumluluk, which means responsibility.

The root noun sorumluluk means a duty, obligation, or responsibility that someone bears within a task, organization, or social role. Turkish forms related to this root are created through suffixation that marks possession and grammatical case, not by creating independent lexemes. For example, sorumluluk can combine with possessive and case endings to yield shapes like sorumluluğu or sorumluluğunu, depending on the person of the possessor and the syntactic role (subject, object, etc.). These standard forms are used to express meanings such as “the responsibility,” “your responsibility,” or “your responsibility as an object of the verb,” among others.

If encountered as sorumluluunu, interpretation would depend on context, but it is most plausibly a misspelling or a transliteration lapse for one of the standard inflected forms such as sorumluluğu or sorumluluğunu. In formal or edited Turkish, the intended meaning would usually be conveyed by one of those established spellings.

Related terms include sorumluluk (the noun itself), sorumluluk sahibi (a person who takes responsibility), and phrases describing duties and accountability in organizational and ethical contexts.